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The Climate Change Act - ten years on

Friday 16 November 2018 by Jamie Wyver

The Climate Change Act was passed in 2008 - what has the RSPB been doing to address climate change since then?

Two million seabirds lost from UK Island each year

Monday 22 October 2018

On first look, Gough Island is idyllic and uninhabited, but look closer and you’ll see a heart-breaking story unfold...

Buffet for Birds

Friday 12 October 2018 by Jamie Wyver

Inspired by TV baking shows? Here are some ideas for creating a feast for our feathered friends.

Mike Clarke stepping down as RSPB Chief Executive

Monday 10 September 2018

RSPB Chief Executive to step down next year

Latest blog posts

• Comment on Photo of the Week: Twist of Slime?

  Hi Alex. Thanks for your comment. You're quite right so I've edited the blog to amend this. Thanks, Emma.

  Posted 21/11/2018 by Emma L

• Blog Post: Working for Waders across Scotland

  Chris Bailey, Advisory Manager for RSPB Scotland, provides an overview of some of our current work with others to help secure a future for waders in Scotland If you live in Scotland it is more than likely you will come across at least one species of ...

  Posted 21/11/2018 by Kathryn Smith

• Blog Post: Getting down to business with wildlife friendly farming

  Georgie Bray, Assistant Manager at the RSPB's Hope Farm shares her experience of joining with other nature-friendly farmers at an event in Westminster to show that Nature Means Business Currently, the Ag Bill is being discussed amongst MP’s in the Ho...

  Posted 20/11/2018 by Kathryn Smith

• Comment on Lessons from South Africa: using tax incentives for protected areas and getting a well deserved award

  Thank-you for featuring this on your blog Martin. I could not agree with more about your statement that "there is scope for much more ambitious green fiscal reforms to deal with pollution (e.g. pesticides), incentivise conservation action (e.g. inher...

  Posted 20/11/2018 by Candice M D Stevens